User-1199946673 posted
No! In an ASP.NET environment, when you're using an mdb file, your actually not dealing with an access database, but with a
jet database. Only the tables and saved queries are accesible, you should do all the coding in the ASP.NET enviroment. Also, some build in access functions also don't work, among which the replace function! And when you're using Like statements, you should
use '%' as the wildcard character, while in access, it is '*'
How to configure Jet 4.0 to prevent unsafe functions from running in Access 2003